I guess I shouldn't be too surprised. People really don't like change so anything new does not seem important to them. But I often feel like I telling so many people around me about Bitcoin and how they really should buy just a little or at least read about it and look into and and almost everyone ignores me.
Here is one example: Just this week I posted a comment on this article about the growing perils of a cashless society and my comment about how Bitcoin could solve some of these problems is now the "worst" comment with no thumbs up and all thumbs down! Really!? I don't know why that bothers me so much. Sigh. Oh well. I guess I have to be thankful that I will be "up the hill" when the tsunami does hit.
Here is the article BTW:
http://money.msn.com/personal-finance/the-growing-perils-of-a-cashless-society
Here is one example: Just this week I posted a comment on this article about the growing perils of a cashless society and my comment about how Bitcoin could solve some of these problems is now the "worst" comment with no thumbs up and all thumbs down! Really!? I don't know why that bothers me so much. Sigh. Oh well. I guess I have to be thankful that I will be "up the hill" when the tsunami does hit.
Here is the article BTW:
http://money.msn.com/personal-finance/the-growing-perils-of-a-cashless-society
You seem to be forgetting that:
bot increased price -> increase in price caused huge media coverage & hype -> which increased number of users, apps and usage -> a new and higher "natural" price is established because of new users. You can't just say it should go back to before the bot started.
